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Reply To: Bunnies are fighting and we don’t know what to do!

05/07/2020 at 5:57 PM

LBJ10

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If you decide to keep them together for now, I would recommend having a backup in place. If they do end up needing to be separated, you don’t want to be scrambling for things to change their setup. Something that could be reused later is the grids that are used to make storage cubes. They can be assembled in any configuration you like so you could use them to make a temporary pen or divider and then you could use them for bunny-proofing later.